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So as your kids are coming up and you're saying, you guys can't be on Instagram,

but then they watch you on Instagram nonstop and you give them the all, I'm the parent.

Meanwhile, they're like, please, let me on there.

All my friends are on there.

And I don't know what age you decide or how you're handling that.

But here's something a lot of parents might not expect.

A new report says banning kids from social media completely.

Or using tracking apps are not always making kids safer.

Researchers found that when kids feel watched or shut out, they tend to hide things instead of speaking up. That can make risky situations even worse.

So that, and I don't know how kids, I've heard a lot of kids are so used to cameras being on them.

They don't even notice them.

But that's, I can see how someone, and I've, I've noticed my kids, there's times, there's cameras,

two cameras at our little beach apartment.

They're not in the bathroom or the bedrooms, but they are trained at spots that if someone broke into the house, we'd see them.

You'd be not caught.

And if we could ever find you, then we'd be able to say, that's the guy.

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